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Presented By. HIV/STD in the Schools. Dominique Guinn-Allen Disease Intervention Specialist Supervisor Arkansas Department of Health. July 19, 2007 – Holiday Inn Presidential Conference Center. WHERE DOES ARKANSAS RANK?. AIDS 33 rd Syphilis 18 th Gonorrhea 11 th

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  1. Presented By HIV/STD in the Schools Dominique Guinn-Allen Disease Intervention Specialist Supervisor Arkansas Department of Health July 19, 2007 – Holiday Inn Presidential Conference Center

  2. WHERE DOES ARKANSAS RANK? • AIDS 33rd • Syphilis 18th • Gonorrhea 11th • Chlamydia 30th • Congenital Syphilis 2nd

  3. Arkansas 2006 STD StatisticsAmong ages 15-24 • 6418 cases of Chlamydia • 2772 cases of Gonorrhea • 57 cases of Early Syphilis • 45 cases of HIV • 14 cases of AIDS

  4. 2005 Youth Risk Behavior Survey • 1,615 Students 9-12th grade • 54% Reported having sexual intercourse • 9% Reported they had sexual intercourse for the first time prior to age 13 • Of students who had intercourse during the past three months 57% used a condom 20% used birth control 22% used alcohol or drugs before sex

  5. Every 57 Minutes a teenager in Arkansas is infected with an STD... ...1 teen every hour, • ...24 teens every day, ...744 teens every month

  6. A Sense of Intimacy appears to be lacking Source: 2002 National Survey of Family Growth, Center for Disease Control and Prevention

  7. What STDs have you heard about?

  8. Treatable…but repeatable Syphilis Chlamydia Gonorrhea Trichomoniasis Crabs (pubic lice) Not curable...some life-long HSV (Herpes Simplex Virus) HPVs (Human Papilloma viruses) HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) HBV (Hepatitis B Virus) The Major STDs

  9. 3 of every 5gonorrhea and chlamydia cases in Arkansas are Among 15 – 24 year olds.

  10. Four Most Common STDs Among Sexually Active Teens HPVs Trichomoniasis Chlamydia HSV (genital herpes)

  11. Why Teens Have High Rates of STDs: Only 3 of every 5sexually active teens (15 – 19 years of age) used a condom at last sexual intercourse.

  12. Female Reproductive Organs: Why Teens Have High Rates of STDs: The cervix in teen females has a cell type that is easier to infect for some STDs (HPVs & Chlamydia) Uterus Fallopian tube Ovary Cervix Vagina

  13. Why Teens Have High Rates of STDs: Unlike women over 25 years old, a teen’s cervix has “weaker” cells that are less protective against STDs. “weaker” cells “stronger” cells

  14. Why Teens Have High Rates of STDs: The large number of 15-24 year olds infected with STDs increases the odds of meeting someone who already hasan STD. Can you tell who has an STD?

  15. Why Teens Have High Rates of STDs: People often don’t have enough information about the health of their sex partners – and don’t protect themselves.

  16. Why Teens Have High Rates of STDs: Some teens are in relationships with older partners who often control their decisions. Sometimes they have trouble getting their older partners to use condoms to prevent STDs or unwanted pregnancy.

  17. What are the odds that a sexually active teen will get an STD this year? • 1 out of 2 • 1 out of 4 • 1 out of 5

  18. Why teens need to know about STDS: 1 of every 4sexually active teens in Arkansas will get anSTDthis year...

  19. Medical Complications of STDs If a young girl or woman gets an STD, she could end up with: -Cervical cancer - Pelvic Inflammatory Disease - Tubal pregnancy - Permanent pelvic pain - Infertility (inability to have babies)

  20. Medical Complications of STDs In men or women, STDs can result in: • Liver disease or cancer • Anal cancer • Nervous system problems • AIDS (from sexually transmitted HIV) • Death

  21. Medical Complications of STDs If apregnant womanhas an STD, her baby could end up with: • Eye infections resulting in blindness • Lung infections • Brain infections • Birth defects • being Stillborn (born dead) .

  22. STDs increase the chances for giving and getting HIV by3 – 5 Times!! * Chlamydia * Genital Herpes * Gonorrhea * Syphilis * Trichomonas

  23. How are STDs transmitted?

  24. STD Transmission Direct contactwith an STD lesion, sore, or infected tissue through oral, anal, vaginal sex…and other intimate sexual contact Transfer of STD-infected semen & vaginal fluids, discharge, or bloodthrough oral, anal, vaginal sex STD organisms can be passed even when there are no signs or symptoms present!

  25. But…even if you have unprotected sex with just one person… you can’t really know about his/her sex partners… or their sex partners – or the STDs that could be passed to you. You

  26. Caution… About 4 of 5females with Gonorrhea or Chlamydia will NOT have any signs or symptoms.

  27. Myth Busters: True or False? • Correct use of latex condoms reduces, but does not eliminate, the chance for STD transmission. TRUE • Abstinence means not having vaginal sex. FALSE

  28. Myth Busters: True or False? • Infertility, still birth, birth defects, chronic pain, cervical cancer, liver failure, and death can result from STDs. TRUE • Herpes and HIV are incurable life-long infections. TRUE • The birth control pill and patch help lower the chances of getting an STD. FALSE

  29. Myth Busters: True or False? • HPV infections usually cause warts that can be seen on the genitals or anus. FALSE • STDs are passed by intimate sexual contact (vaginal, anal, oral) between partners. TRUE • Several STDs increase the chances for HIV transmission and HIV infection. TRUE

  30. Myth Busters: True or False? • One of every four sexually active teens will get an STD this year. TRUE • The chance of passing STDs through oral sex is very low. FALSE • STDs are commonly transmitted even when no signs or symptoms are present. TRUE

  31. Myth Busters: True or False? • People with STDs usually will feel some kind of pain or see some sign of infection. FALSE • STDs usually happen to people who aren’t “clean”. FALSE • “SEX” occurs only when there is penis-in-vagina contact. FALSE

  32. Minor Consent for STD Care Arkansas Code 20-16-508 (Act 100 of 1969) states that minors can consent for STD medical services. Arkansas Code 20-9-602  ( Act 328 of 1973) gives general consent rules for medical treatment. It allows minors to consent for their medical and surgical treatment if they have sufficient intelligence to understand their proposed treatment or procedure. Healthcare providers cannot notify parents or guardians when minors get tested or treated for STDs.

  33. Tell me my most attractive feature is my self confidence. www.girlsinc.org

  34. Tell me to throw every inch of myself into everything I do. www.girlsinc.org

  35. Tell me I have the power to change the world. www.girlsinc.org

  36. Tell me I will be a productive and viable asset to my community

  37. THANK YOU

  38. Any questions?

  39. Gary Horton Dr. Benny Primm Paul Gibson Botao Shi www.girlsinc.com Kathleen Courtney 2005 YRBS Survey A BIG Thank You to the many people who contributed to the creation of this slide presentation:

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